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MicroMetl Corporation

I took on a job as a machine operator.  This was a bit outside of my wheelhouse, but needed employment and didn't mind doing something new.  The work is steady and starting pay is better than some, yet less than other.  I picked up the operation of the machines quickly and was off and running.  You mostly work independently, having maw materials brought to you as you complete your job orders.   You man your machine and that's about it.  The work environment is clean and organized.  But, it just feels like a job.  After a couple of years, I don't feel any real attachment. It's just a job, and feels average. 

A company with great potential but lacks sound judgment and integrity.  An environment rotten with favoritism and arrogance.  Progressive thinkers are not welcome. Those who don't rock the boat are. The hardest workers are often taken advantage of and forced out if they question leadership.  In my 7½years I've seen people who had been there over 20 years get pushed out over minor differences.  Many of the people who stood by MicroMetl Corporation during its toughest times are no longer there. Good luck if they choose to bring you in. Despite the negative, many great people work for MICROMETL,  and you can succeed there. Just be prepared for frustrations if you work in production.  

Everyone is friendly but the responsibility of educating the parts breaking employees is weak.  I worked as a machine operator and could never understand the way to read the blue print programming instructions because they wasn't any to read.  I felt insecure evertime I had to start a new job because I had no instructions that specifically labeled how to bend each section for part completion and always had to ask for help.  If you worked there for years than maybe you might recognize how to bend a part and from past experience but if your new than you have a 30% chance of understanding what to do in order to do what is expected of you. Frusterating.

very regulated with set rules.
management was subpar at best but are now making changes to improve.
work culture is good but could be better.
hardest part about the job is that you have to constantly be busy as it is an assembly company and product deadlines are in place. very fast paced.
you are left with minimal supervision and as long as work is done in a timely matter there are no problems.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Constantly busy.Fast Pace company,due different assignments everyday.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working in the heat,no air conditioning.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The environment was great and the bosses as well.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
When things would run slow.meaning all the parts weren't there to finish certain jobs.

A typical day is an 8 hr work day. Learned about team work is essential to building units. As long as you hit the quota management will leave you alone. Work place culture is good.The hardest part of the job is it’s all about who you know for advancement. The most enjoyable part of the job is the benefits and family life 8hrs.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Location , advancement opportunity, good pay rate to start 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Communication, management and benefits 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
All I can say it's what you make it 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Work filled environment always something going on

First  maintenance job in manufacturing after 15yr. Hotel/Resort maintenance. Nice to turn some different types of nuts & bolts for a change. Eclectic  mix of old and state of the art equipment for use in sheet metal fab. CMMS was learned/used daily on co. provided pro7. Excellent working supervisor, scary sharp without being pompous.

It's manual labor in a building that is not climate controlled. You learn to operate machines including trumpf and amada. The manage ment team could be better and at times has difficulty communicating the goal and giving proper feedback. The pay is above rate for around here and you don't have to go out of town, that's the biggest benefit of working here 

I was hired to help maintain the equipment and machinery and ended up running the cardboard compactor everyday. 
Working on 50 year old equipment requires a certain amount of patience and effort. 
Without operators that are willing to cooperate it's nearly impossible to accomplish. The operators lock a machine up then walk away for hours at a time.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
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Material handler 3 salaries reported	$18.03 per hour

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